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Level 1-3 Construction and Energy Efficiency Skills in the Community

Description: 1.1 East Lindsey District Council (ELDC) is seeking to appoint a training provider with a specialism in construction and energy efficiency skills to recruit and train a cohort of learner's resident in East Lindsey District. Specifically, the Council is seeking a provider who can offer accredited training at NQF Levels 1-2 or 1-3 (inclusive) in one or more of the following disciplines:

Summary: East Lindsey District Council is seeking a training provider specialising in construction and energy-efficiency skills to recruit and train a cohort of learners who live in East Lindsey District. The work is accredited training at National Qualifications Framework levels 1–2 or 1–3, inclusive, in one or more construction or energy-efficiency disciplines. This is a specialist training services contract, delivered for learners resident in East Lindsey. The council is the buyer; Public Sector Partnership Services is assisting with advertising the opportunity.

Play Ground Refurbishment x 2

Description: Ingoldmells Parish Council is seeking suitably qualified and experienced contractors to design, supply and install new play equipment and associated safety surfacing at two existing play areas within Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire. The proposed works are intended to provide attractive, inclusive and accessible play opportunities for children ranging from toddlers through to approximately 14 years of age. The procurement is divided into two lots: * Lot 1 - Glebe Park, Sea Lane, Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire PE25 1NU Design, supply and installation of new play equipment, associated safety surfacing and all necessary ancillary works Estimated maximum value: PS60,000 excluding VAT. * Lot 2 - Chapel Road, Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire PE25 1NA Design, supply and installation of new play equipment, associated safety surfacing and all necessary ancillary works Estimated maximum value: PS60,000 excluding VAT. (read more...)

Summary: Ingoldmells Parish Council is procuring the design, supply and installation of new children’s play equipment and safety surfacing at two existing play areas in Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire. The work includes associated and ancillary construction, foundations, excavation, waste removal and site reinstatement. One site is Glebe Park on Sea Lane; the other is on Chapel Road. The designs are intended to serve children from toddlers to about 14 years old, with inclusive and accessible play opportunities. The contractor is responsible for managing and securing each site and keeping the public safe during construction. Equipment and surfacing must meet applicable legislation and British and European standards, including BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177 as applicable.

Management and Administration of Mental Health and Well-being Community Fund

Description: Lincolnshire Partnership Foundation Trust requires a Service Provider to undertake the administration and management of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Community Investment Fund (MHWCIF). The provider will administer grant application and award processes, undertake due diligence and governance activities, manage and monitor funding allocated to VCFSE organisations, provide financial and performance reporting, support funded organisations with capacity building and volunteer development, and evaluate and report on outcomes achieved through community-based mental health and wellbeing projects across Lincolnshire.

Summary: Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a service provider to manage and administer its Mental Health and Wellbeing Community Investment Fund. The work covers the full grant process: handling applications and awards, carrying out due diligence and governance, managing and monitoring funding allocated to voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise organisations, and providing financial and performance reports. The provider must also support funded organisations through capacity building and volunteer development, and evaluate and report on outcomes from community mental health and wellbeing projects. The service is for projects across Lincolnshire. United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust acts as the procurement agent.

Stop Smoking and Falls Prevention Strength & Balance Services

Description: Lincolnshire County Council is initiating a tender opportunity for a new Stop Smoking Service and a Falls Prevention Strength and Balance Service. These two services will be procured as part of a single lotted tender process, which will result in the award of two separate contracts. Lot 1 - Stop Smoking Service: Delivery of a countywide Stop Smoking Service across Lincolnshire, providing evidence-based smoking cessation support that aligns with national policy objectives, Department of Health and Social Care funding requirements and local public health priorities. Funded through the consolidated and ringfenced smoking cessation grant, the service will offer behavioural support, access to cessation aids, digital interventions and targeted initiatives to help residents successfully quit smoking tobacco. The service will place a strong emphasis on reducing smoking-related health inequalities, (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is buying two countywide health services for Lincolnshire, divided into separate contracts. One service will help residents stop smoking through evidence-based behavioural support, access to cessation aids, digital interventions and targeted outreach. It also includes a “Swap to Stop” programme supporting smokers to move from tobacco to alternative nicotine products where appropriate. The other service will provide falls prevention strength and balance support, mainly for people aged 65 and over who are at risk of falls. It includes structured Falls Management Exercise programmes, home-based exercise, referral management, pathway coordination and signposting to wider health, wellbeing and community services. The work is intended to improve smoking cessation and reduce health inequalities, and to lower falls risk while helping older residents maintain independence, mobility and wellbeing.

Stop Smoking and Falls Prevention Strength & Balance Services

Description: Lincolnshire County Council is initiating a tender opportunity for a new Stop Smoking Service and a Falls Prevention Strength and Balance Service. These two services will be procured as part of a single lotted tender process, which will result in the award of two separate contracts. Lot 1 - Stop Smoking Service: Delivery of a countywide Stop Smoking Service across Lincolnshire, providing evidence-based smoking cessation support that aligns with national policy objectives, Department of Health and Social Care funding requirements and local public health priorities. Funded through the consolidated and ringfenced smoking cessation grant, the service will offer behavioural support, access to cessation aids, digital interventions and targeted initiatives to help residents successfully quit smoking tobacco. The service will place a strong emphasis on reducing smoking-related health inequalities, (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is buying two countywide health services for Lincolnshire, divided into separate contracts. One service will help residents stop smoking through evidence-based behavioural support, access to cessation aids, digital interventions and targeted outreach. It also includes a “Swap to Stop” programme supporting smokers to move from tobacco to alternative nicotine products where appropriate. The other service will provide falls prevention strength and balance support, mainly for people aged 65 and over who are at risk of falls. It includes structured Falls Management Exercise programmes, home-based exercise, referral management, pathway coordination and signposting to wider health, wellbeing and community services. The work is intended to improve smoking cessation and reduce health inequalities, and to lower falls risk while helping older residents maintain independence, mobility and wellbeing.

Contract for the staffing and operation of Household Waste Recycling Centres within Lincolnshire.

Description: The contract is for the provision of staffing and operation of Lincolnshire County Council's Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) within Lincolnshire.

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is seeking suppliers to staff and operate its household waste recycling centres (HWRCs) across Lincolnshire. The service covers ten individually identified centres: Boston, Bourne, Gainsborough, Grantham, Lincoln, Louth, Rasens, Skegness, Sleaford and Spalding. This is a waste-site management service, focused on day-to-day staffing and operation of the council’s recycling centres. The buying organisation is Lincolnshire County Council, and delivery is across Lincolnshire. The contract is divided into ten site-specific lots, so suppliers can consider a centre or centres that match their operational footprint and capacity.

Integrated Impact Assessment (IIA) for the East Lindsey Local Plan

Description: East Lindsey District Council (ELDC) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced consultant to undertake an Integrated Impact Assessment (IIA) to inform and test the emerging Local Plan. The IIA will need to incorporate Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Sustainability Appraisal (SA), Health Impact Assessment (HIA), Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA), Community Safety Impact Assessment (CSIA), and Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA), ensuring that environmental, social, health, equality and economic considerations are integrated into plan-making from the outset.

Summary: East Lindsey District Council is seeking a consultant to prepare an Integrated Impact Assessment for its emerging Local Plan. The work will assess the plan’s environmental, social, health, equality and economic effects, bringing together Strategic Environmental Assessment, Sustainability Appraisal, Health Impact Assessment, Equality Impact Assessment, Community Safety Impact Assessment and Habitats Regulations Assessment. The purpose is to inform and test the plan and integrate these considerations into plan-making from the outset. This is a research and development consultancy service. The Local Plan and assessment concern East Lindsey; the procurement data does not identify a more specific delivery location.

Independent Placements Framework - Lincolnshire County Council

Description: Lincolnshire County Council intends to establish an Open Framework for the commissioning of independent placements for children and young people. The framework will support the Council in sourcing a range of high-quality, safe and suitable placements that meet the individual needs and outcomes of children and young people. The Open Framework will provide opportunities for new providers to apply to join at specified intervals throughout its term. Individual placements will be commissioned through the framework in accordance with the Council's assessed needs, matching requirements and call-off arrangements. Inclusion on the framework will not guarantee any level of business or placement volume. Lots to be included in the framework will be: - Independent Non-Maintained (Special) Schools (INMS) - Residential Care - Foster Care - Supported Accommodation - Domiciliary Care (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council intends to commission independent placements for children and young people through an open framework. The services will cover a range of individual needs and intended outcomes, with placements matched to the Council’s assessment and requirements. Eight areas are planned: independent non-maintained special schools; residential care; foster care; supported accommodation; domiciliary care for children and young people with disabilities; short breaks and social inclusion for this group; alternative provision for permanently excluded children and young people; and alternative provision for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. This is a children’s social care and education services framework, delivered through placements for children and young people whose needs are identified by the Council. Lincolnshire County Council is the buyer.

Integrated Impact Assessment (IIA) for the East Lindsey Local Plan

Description: East Lindsey District Council (ELDC) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced consultant to undertake an Integrated Impact Assessment (IIA) to inform and test the emerging Local Plan. The IIA will need to incorporate Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Sustainability Appraisal (SA), Health Impact Assessment (HIA), Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA), Community Safety Impact Assessment (CSIA), and Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA), ensuring that environmental, social, health, equality and economic considerations are integrated into plan-making from the outset.

Summary: East Lindsey District Council is seeking a consultant to prepare an Integrated Impact Assessment for its emerging Local Plan. The work will assess the plan’s environmental, social, health, equality and economic effects, bringing together Strategic Environmental Assessment, Sustainability Appraisal, Health Impact Assessment, Equality Impact Assessment, Community Safety Impact Assessment and Habitats Regulations Assessment. The purpose is to inform and test the plan and integrate these considerations into plan-making from the outset. This is a research and development consultancy service. The Local Plan and assessment concern East Lindsey; the procurement data does not identify a more specific delivery location.

Independent Placements Framework - Lincolnshire County Council

Description: Lincolnshire County Council intends to establish an Open Framework for the commissioning of independent placements for children and young people. The framework will support the Council in sourcing a range of high-quality, safe and suitable placements that meet the individual needs and outcomes of children and young people. The Open Framework will provide opportunities for new providers to apply to join at specified intervals throughout its term. Individual placements will be commissioned through the framework in accordance with the Council's assessed needs, matching requirements and call-off arrangements. Inclusion on the framework will not guarantee any level of business or placement volume. Lots to be included in the framework will be: - Independent Non-Maintained (Special) Schools (INMS) - Residential Care - Foster Care - Supported Accommodation - Domiciliary Care (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council intends to commission independent placements for children and young people through an open framework. The services will cover a range of individual needs and intended outcomes, with placements matched to the Council’s assessment and requirements. Eight areas are planned: independent non-maintained special schools; residential care; foster care; supported accommodation; domiciliary care for children and young people with disabilities; short breaks and social inclusion for this group; alternative provision for permanently excluded children and young people; and alternative provision for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. This is a children’s social care and education services framework, delivered through placements for children and young people whose needs are identified by the Council. Lincolnshire County Council is the buyer.